Next Generation Technology from Google AI Quantum

Alan Ho, product manager from Google AI Quantum, will provide an overview of recent
hardware, algorithms, and software developments at Google. He will first provide an overview of
Google’s superconducting qubits, and highlight the differences between its digital and analog
computing architectures. For software, Alan will give an overview of its recent progress on its
open source packages - Cirq and OpenFermion, and how physicists can get started to
programming a quantum computer.

Alan will also review collaboration research and funding opportunities at Google. He will provide
an overview of recent academic partnerships and government partnerships, and the research
that has resulted from it. He will also discuss funding opportunities at Google including Ph.D
fellowships, internships, Faculty and Focus Award grants. Finally, he will then provide
information on how physicists can get access to Google’s experimental hardware.